The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-04
Try Andy Holl Jr's. Slogies.

) Turtle soup every Saturday
night at VIM. Waner's.
Mrs. Chas. Bowlby is visiting
her mother at Bremen, 0.
Fruit Jars and Stone Ware .oi
all kinds, at Andy Holl, Jr's.
Use Dingman's Soap, it's fine
For sale at Andy Holl, Jr's.
Chris Mil, of the Rep Gazette.
took in the Capital City, last Sun
day.
Mrs. lIeistan, an old lady re.
siding in Furnacetown, is serious.
ly i'll.
S. 81. Bright has been afflicted
with a stiff neck several days
this week.
When the big sign is out uD
at Waner's, you can get turtle
soup there.
The turtle soup at Waner's is
unequaled. Go up Saturday ii sht
and try it.
o. w. II. Wright addressed the
X. of P's. at New Straitsville
Tuesday nights.
IstProduce of all kinds wanted at
Andy Holl, Jr's.
Miss Cora Miller, of Columbus
is the guest of Rev. Thomas and
family, This week.
Wanted to Buy-Butter. Eggs,
Potatoes and Produce of all kinds,
at Andy Holl, Jr's.
DIR. Blosser and family, accom-
panied by Miss Ida Guthrie, lefi
for camp meeting yesterday.
Nelse Armstrong, a prominent
Democrat from Perry tow nship was
in the city several days this week.
Mrs. Tom Wilson, of Somerset,
O., was called 10 this city Tues
day, by the death of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. Comly's babe.
The incest, ::fnest and most perfect
fittin z shoe for ladies ever offered in
the city for $500, former selling price
S. 90. This is no shop-worn shoe, bnt
nice clean goods at z. ". Bowlby d
Sons.
The Lancaster Gazette says
that about seventy families are
already encamped on the Ohio
Conference Camp grounds.
r. o. Kittsmiller, D. A. Miller,
L. j. Burgess, E. NJ. West, S. H.
Bright. L. Eggleston, L. A. Wolf,
NJ. D. Moore D. A. Nutter and
W. w. Mcdonald. attended the
Republican Convention at Tole-
do, last week.
The incest. finest snd most perfet
fitting shoe for ladies ever offered IN
this city for $500, former selling price
$500. This fs no shop worn shoe. but
nice clean goods at Il. w. Bowlby &
Sons.
Mrs. S. II. Bright, Mrs. Ley
shon and Mrs. o. Brooke were
called to New Lexington last
Friday by the death of Frank,
oldest son of DR.. /, G. Bright
Frank was formerly a clerk in
Reber & Co.'S. Drug Store.
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Comfy, that has been
so sick for severa! weeks, died
Tuesday morning, at 2 o'clock.
Funeral from the family resi-
dence on Walnut street, Wednes-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Canned Fish of all kinds at
Andy Holl, Jr's.
A "Citizen" wants 10 know
where the council gets its author
ity 10 pay the chief of The Fire
Department a salary, Ifa "citi
zen" will attend the next council
meeting, we are quite sure the
question will be answered. We
are not aware of any question
the present council would not
tackle.
All Brooke still insists that he
is a runner. On the occasion that
he was scooped by Jim Smith he
was not prepared 10 run. We still
insist that this eminent pagan
makes the best showing when he
is running on the Democratic
ticket.
We regret very much 10 lean
that the notice of the boating par
ty published last week, has not
: given general satisfaction 10 all
of the gentlemen connected with
it. If it is thought necessary we
can enter more fully into details,
but the report will not detract
from the gallantry of Ed Sander.
son.
Baking Powder, with Glass
ware. 10 cents per can, at Andy
Holl, Jr's.
1t looks some as if We were TO
have another strike in the Hook
ling Valley. The law says there
shall be semi-monthly pay days.
Let there be a fair test of that
law before the question of a
strike is considered.
The boys let of a cannon fire
cracker under Bill Green's char
in front of this office yesterday
morning, but William never bat